haláloknak

Haláloknak is a Hungarian word that translates to "deaths" in English. It is the plural form of "halál," which means "death." The term is used in various contexts to refer to multiple instances of mortality, whether in a general sense or in specific situations like casualties of a disaster or fatalities in an accident.

The word "haláloknak" can appear in news reports discussing the number of people who have died due to an event, in historical accounts detailing periods of high mortality, or in discussions about mortality rates. For example, one might encounter a sentence like "A járvány számos haláloknak okozott" which translates to "The epidemic caused many deaths."

In a more abstract sense, "haláloknak" can also be used metaphorically to describe the end or demise of something, though this usage is less common than its literal meaning related to human or animal mortality. The grammatical form "haláloknak" is the dative plural case, implying something is given to, or directed towards, these deaths. However, more frequently, the simple plural "halálok" is used when simply referring to the deaths themselves without a specific grammatical function beyond plurality.